PREPARATION OF URINE SAMPLES


Forensic Science Project
Stock
Solution
To 1 L of distilled water add:
- 3 g NaCl
- 3 g Ammonium oxalate
- 3 g Potassium phosphate
For students to perform
Part 1 to Part 6 of the activity for the first time, the following
solution is to be made:
To the 1 L stock solution add:
- 2 drops of 1 M HCl
- 1 aspirin tablet
- 1 g glucose
- 1 g albumin powder
- 5 g urea
- blood cells ( Obtain fresh from butcher/meat
department)
Sample Solutions
To a 1 L stock
solution for each sample add the following:
Sample #1
- 24 ml 0.1M NH3
- 1 g glucose
Sample #2
- 5 g urea
- 1 g albumin powder
Sample #3
- 1 g glucose
- 1 g albumin powder
- blood cells
Sample #4
- 1 aspirin
- 2 drops of 3M HCL
Note
- Solutions will keep for about a week in the fridge.
- Adjust pH as required.
- Fresh blood cells should be added to appropriate samples each time
the sample is used as they tend to lyse in solution.
- Blood obtained from butcher or meat department usually contains few
whole blood cells. Centrifuge blood and pour off liquid. Resuspend
cells in a small portion of "urine" and add to sample.
Summary Key of Samples
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